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A debate has ignited in Germany after a 55-year-old man named Marla-Svenja Liebig, who was known as "Sven" before legally registering as female, was sent to a women’s prison, despite being a far-right supporter claiming that his goal was to avoid discrimination in prison. Liebig took advantage of legal reforms that made it easier to change gender on official documents, causing criticism and political exploitation of the law. Prison officials confirmed that the decision to transfer was based on the officially registered gender, not biological sex. Liebig’s case is one of the most prominent examples of ongoing debates surrounding gender change laws and their potential misuse in Germany, especially since he is a well-known figure in the far-right movement and often appears in public events dressed in women's clothing.
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